MARK L. SIMON II36 Godfrey Rd Mossyrock, WA 98564

Phone: (360) 219-8339 E-mail: msimon1962@outlook.comhttps://seelio.com/msimon

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARYAcademic background focused on IT Security & forensics. Qualifications include, but not limited to:

Managing of Personnel Asset Management Systematic Planning & Design Project & Design Development Network Management Security Networking Mgmt. Risk Management Tech & Prof Writing System Architecture Security and Networking Fundamentals of

Networking Leadership Methodology

TECHNICAL SKILLS

Win XP/Vista/7/8/8.1/10 Linux OS’s Chrome Book SAAS/IAASAll MS Office Suites Adobe PDF Safari OutlookEvent Viewer/Remote IAS IDS/IPS Disaster RecoveryNorton Endpoint PF-Sense IPS SQL NetworkVM/WARE Hypervisor Acronis Troubleshooting

EDUCATION

Colorado Technical University – Colorado Springs, COBachelor of Science in Information Technology Specialization: Security GPA: 3.98/4.0 (Summa Cum Laude and highest honors) Civilian Law Enforcement Reserve Academy Diploma/Certificate Billings West H.S. Billing, MT Diploma

ADDITIONAL EDUCATION & CERTIFICATIONS

Industrial Security Course USAF Certificate Supervisor Management Course USAF Certificate Electronic Security Systems Course Certificate Military Law Enforcement Course Certificate International Fire Service Hazmat Course Certificate Corrections Officer Academy Diploma Leader Management Course Certificate Training Instructor Course Certificate Instructional Systems Design Course Certificate Records & Privacy Act Course Certificate Operational Risk Management & Analysis Course Certificate

WORK EXPERIENCE

Note: Dates may overlap due to military requirements and responsibilities.

Claw Concepts Computers - Mossyrock, WA (Owner/Consultant/Analyst) 6/1987 – Present Answer telephone calls to assist computer users encountering problems. Answer user inquiries regarding computer software or hardware operation to resolve problems. Confer with clientele to establish requirements for new systems or modifications.

Create training materials, policies and procedures to train users in proper hardware / software usage. Enter commands and observe system operations to verify correct configurations to detect anomalies. Configure role and user rights and privileges, using security access controls, to configure controls on

end user host computers, active directory servers and peripheral equipment. Install and perform minor repairs to hardware, software, or peripheral equipment, following design or

installation specifications. Maintain records of communication transactions, problems and remedial actions taken, on client

networks and computers. Manipulate spreadsheet programs and other types of software, to load and manipulate data, which

produces reports for clientele. Oversee the daily performance of computer systems for various clientele. Oversee the operation of computer hardware systems, including coordinating and scheduling the use

of computer terminals and networks to ensure efficient use. Read technical manuals, confer with users, or conduct computer diagnostics to investigate and resolve

problems, or to provide technical assistance and support. Repair all minor and major faults and failures on computers and network systems. Set up equipment for employee use, performing or ensuring proper installation of cables, operating

systems, or appropriate software. Conduct remote assistance and repairs to clients in various states across the nation, which enables

their systems to run at peak performance. Install and perform minor repairs to hardware, software, or peripheral equipment, following design or

installation specifications. Conduct total overhauls, refits, and configurations of individual computers and network systems.

Assistant Manager -Training Department 01/2002-01/2006

Increased all operational and mission performance knowledge objectives by over 92%, through the revamp and reconfiguration of all policies and instruction manuals, for all aspects of the security field upgrade training program.

Awarded the rarely and highly coveted “IG Excellence Coin Award”, for diligently revamping entire USSTRATCOM policy and training guidance, in preparation for the 2001 Operational Readiness Inspection.

Created working application testing program for all users to establish certification and upgrade status requirements for employment positions and training.

Detention Facility Coordinator 01/1997 – 01/2002

Personally selected by the Chief Executive Officer to reinstitute a defunct confinement facility. Created all executive and operational policies, procedures, standards, emergency reaction guides and

training requirements for employees. Ensured all personnel were highly qualified in operational standards for inmate interactions, quick

action response and administrative, medical and mental documentation. Developed a holistic training curriculum for all personnel to complete before allowing employees to

conduct inmate operations. Upon operational induction, the facility annually processed twenty-five to fifty inmates annually,

through newly designed electronic form documentation, of my own design. Daily electronic documentation, operational policies and standards, and emergency checklists were

quickly adopted by both military and key civilian confinement facilities nationwide.

World Missions Duty Supervisor 06/1996 – 01/2006

Responsible for ten separate deployments of 12 man and 44 man teams to the Iraq Area of Operations.

Provided training and logistical oversite to teams in law enforcement, industrial security, anti-terrorism/force protection, computer awareness and training, and inventory control of assets.

Directly responsible for providing asset management of over 6 million dollars of resources for personnel, to engage in daily operations.

Directly responsible for recovering an additional 2 million in lost assets for the federal government. Conducted 24 million dollar funds and cash escorts into Iraq, with zero losses. Provided information management, maintenance and computer support to 50 computer work stations,

48 telephone connections, media servers, and network backbone configurations.

Section Manager 03/1990 - 05/2006

Responsible for the overall supervision and management of a 27-person security forces department. Directed and managed all department documentation and oversite of all training and upgrade

development of supervisors and employees. Creates daily documentation for duty and vacation schedules, authorizes all authentication entry

procedures, and inspects and edits all generated daily documentation. Ultimately responsible for command, control and communications for any and all emergency type

and disaster response situations occurring within and outside the environment of the installation. Conducts, writes and edits all employee performance reports, awards, disciplinary actions and

prepares personnel for daily duty activities.

United States Air Force Police Officer 10/1986 – 05/2006

Provided traffic control and management of roads both on/off installations to ensure safe driving practices of commuters.

Operates Doppler radar for the purpose of traffic management and issued citations of unsafe driving habits.

Responded to security incidents, emergencies and disasters taking immediate actions to cordon off areas, administer first-aid, direct traffic, and secure crime scenes.

Investigated minor crimes and incidents, conducts interviews, takes statements from suspects/witnesses and completed minor and extensive reports.

OTHER WORK EXPERIENCE

CDL-A Driver /Cook & Sons Toledo, WA 7/2007 – 12/2013CDL-A Driver / Gordon Trucking Pacific, WA 2/2007 – 7/2007Security / Lucky Eagle Casino Rochester, WA 4/2006 – 2/2007

REFERENCES

Michael Bragg Web Design / IT4 Specialist (605)212-2982Thomas Meade Mayor / Mossyrock, WA (360)269-7504Robert Bryant Network Systems Administrator (712)477-8484Mazen Alkhatib Lead Faculty & Professor computer Science & IT (251)661-5565